Custom scrollbar plugin that’s fully customizable with CSS. Features vertical/horizontal scrolling, mouse-wheel support (via jQuery mousewheel plugin), scrolling buttons, scroll inertia with easing, auto-adjustable scrollbar length, nested scrollbars, scroll-to functionality, user defined callbacks and much more.
Detailed tutorial on creating, styling and scripting your own HTML/CSS tabs, while making code re-usable creating a lightweight jQuery plugin.
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A website navigation menu that follows the cursor, created with the jQuery library and CSS that’s easy to implement and configure. The script features simple markup, two levels navigation and styling via css. An extra feature in the script is the function that animates the page to anchor points which you can test on the single-page demo.
A simple and efficient way of dynamically resizing flash embedded objects with javascript and actionscript. Ever wanted to change the dimensions of a flash movie on-the-fly without refreshing the page? If yes, read on!
A simple, lightweight jQuery plugin to enhance the look of browser tooltips. Small in size (4kb unminified) script that works just like browser’s native tooltips with few options and styling via CSS. If you ever wished for altering the default look of browser tooltips for your project, read on!
A simple, yet elegant fullscreen image gallery created with the jQuery library and CSS. The gallery features fullscreen images in various modes and custom scrollbars.
A fullscreen image gallery made with jQuery and CSS. The gallery features fullscreen images in various modes and custom thumbnail scrolling script.
A quick guide on how to use CSS @font-face in order to get custom fonts on any web page.
A highly customizable, xml-driven dynamic flash slideshow/banner rotator with thumbnail navigation and auto-play feature. Very easy to customize within the html document via SWFObject variables and XML attributes.
Set a flash fullscreen background with html content on top and customize it within the html via SWFObject variables.
